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Indigenous have smaller ecological footprint on Amazon than colonists
Conservation Maven Date Mar 17, 2010 --Reviewed by Rob Goldstein Indigenous have smaller ecological footprint on Amazon than*colonists - Front Page - Conservation Maven excerpt from above: Quote:
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Salamander
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This is an example of the word indigenous that confuses me when applied to plants. Here we have insiders and outsiders. This use suggests ethnicity but with plants we use indigenous to suggest before Ponce de Leon not after.
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This prior discussion of definitions might help you out.
http://www.wildlifegardeners.org/for...gardeners.html
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Salamander
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I am not able to read it.
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